Sentence examples for powerful embodiment from inspiring English sources

In the progressive camp, this has been best put forward lately by Nadia Bolz-Weber and Tony Jones, both of whom argue for a communal way of confessing orthodox belief (even in the midst of doubt, and even when the community believes together but not necessarily individually) and a recognition of the powerful embodiment of orthodox faith in the church's history and current global landscape.

Is he an embodiment of his powerful movement or an embarrassment to it?

They were so impressed with Russell's embodiment of a powerful woman that they asked Tymberly Canale, who plays Alcestis, to memorize her speech patterns.

In the south, animist religions, which include fetishes (objects regarded with awe as the embodiment of a powerful spirit) for which Benin is renowned, retain their traditional strength.

That image is so powerful because it's the embodiment of the unspoken sisterhood that women have used to support each other through centuries of harassment and persecution.

He is the embodiment of Peronism's powerful political machine in the rustbelt around Buenos Aires.

March 27 2010 Vasiliev was one of the most powerful dancers of the twentieth century, the embodiment of the Soviet artist: bold, muscular, charismatic.

He is our most vivid dream realized — the embodiment of the most blindly powerful force in the universe, brought to life the only way he could be.

The biographical disruption model has generated a wealth of debate, discussion, and empirical research; has weathered postmodern and disability-movement critiques; and has provided a powerful argument for a focus on subjective embodiment in the social scientific study of illness (for a review, see Williams, 2000).

Cusack is the embodiment of accustomed power.

Battleships were the embodiment of sea power.